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Silver Certification
CE SILVER

There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. Silver training will prepare field technicians to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit an i-Vu® system.


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5 days $1,700 Classroom

There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. Silver training will prepare field technicians to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit an i-Vu® system.

For more information on the Carrier Controls Expert Program, please contact your local Carrier Controls sales representative or visit carrier.com/controls-experts.

After successfully completing this course, you will be able to setup complex Carrier networks, troubleshoot networks, and create a secure i-Vu site. Focus is on troubleshooting an i-Vu system by reading a Wireshark capture.

  • Connect to a MS/TP and IP Network
  • Perform Essential System and Network Troubleshooting
  • Build an i-Vu Pro Database
  • Discover Devices and Upload/Download Control Modules
  • Understand Sequence of Operations and Schematics
  • Proper Control Module Selection
  • EquipmentBuilder – Utilizing all .sal Libraries
  • Adding Programs and Graphics to UC Open Controllers
  • Linkage – Temperature / Waterside / Single Point
  • Complete Commissioning of Equipment
  • Custom Programming and Graphics
  • System Troubleshooting

Training Methods Used

Traditional Classroom: A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 5-day event.

  • Local Networks: Check 7 Different Control Modules ▪ Communications Check ▪ Device Instance 
  • Configure a Router/Link: Preparing the IP connection for the Computer (DHCP) ▪ Preparing the Router for Communication ▪ Setup/Check the Local Network Ports 
  • Verify Address & Baud Rates: Dip Switches ▪ Rotary Dials ▪ Jumpers 
  • Equipment Overview:  Sequence of Operations ▪ Schematics 
  • Control Module Selection: I/O Design ▪ Control Program Type 
  • EquipmentBuilder: Control Programs ▪ Graphics ▪ Drivers 
  • Add Control Programs & Graphics: Assign Files to Controllers 
  • Download Control Modules: Connect ▪ Download 
  • Define I/O Points: Open Control Module Overview ▪ Types of I/O ▪ I/O Configuration 
  • Single Point Linkage: Point Binding ▪ BACnet® Addressing ▪ Interlock Equipment ▪ Demand Limiting 
  • Installer – Arrange User View: Create Areas ▪ Move Equipment 
  • Installer - Operators:  Add Administrator ▪ Add Power User ▪ Add Standard 
  • Installer – General Options: Time Synchronization ▪ Enable Support for Alarm Popup Client® ▪ Optimize Download for Open PIC® Controllers 
  • User Schedules: Create a Schedule ▪ Priorities & Types ▪ Ignore Schedules ▪ Schedule Groups 
  • User – Alarms: Configure Alarm Popup Client ▪ Configure an Alarm to Utilize the Alarm Popup Client ▪ Simulate an Alarm ▪ Edit the Alarm Popup 
  • User - Trends: Create a Custom Trend 
  • User - Reports: Investigate Various Reports ▪ Add a Legacy Report 
  • AppLoader: Clip the AppController 
  • System Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot a Sabotaged System

There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. Silver training will prepare field technicians to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit an i-Vu® system.

For more information on the Carrier Controls Expert Program, please contact your local Carrier Controls sales representative or visit carrier.com/controls-experts.

After successfully completing this course, you will be able to setup complex Carrier networks, troubleshoot networks, and create a secure i-Vu site. Focus is on troubleshooting an i-Vu system by reading a Wireshark capture.

  • Connect to a MS/TP and IP Network
  • Perform Essential System and Network Troubleshooting
  • Build an i-Vu Pro Database
  • Discover Devices and Upload/Download Control Modules
  • Understand Sequence of Operations and Schematics
  • Proper Control Module Selection
  • EquipmentBuilder – Utilizing all .sal Libraries
  • Adding Programs and Graphics to UC Open Controllers
  • Linkage – Temperature / Waterside / Single Point
  • Complete Commissioning of Equipment
  • Custom Programming and Graphics
  • System Troubleshooting

Training Methods Used

Traditional Classroom: A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 5-day event.

  • Local Networks: Check 7 Different Control Modules ▪ Communications Check ▪ Device Instance 
  • Configure a Router/Link: Preparing the IP connection for the Computer (DHCP) ▪ Preparing the Router for Communication ▪ Setup/Check the Local Network Ports 
  • Verify Address & Baud Rates: Dip Switches ▪ Rotary Dials ▪ Jumpers 
  • Equipment Overview:  Sequence of Operations ▪ Schematics 
  • Control Module Selection: I/O Design ▪ Control Program Type 
  • EquipmentBuilder: Control Programs ▪ Graphics ▪ Drivers 
  • Add Control Programs & Graphics: Assign Files to Controllers 
  • Download Control Modules: Connect ▪ Download 
  • Define I/O Points: Open Control Module Overview ▪ Types of I/O ▪ I/O Configuration 
  • Single Point Linkage: Point Binding ▪ BACnet® Addressing ▪ Interlock Equipment ▪ Demand Limiting 
  • Installer – Arrange User View: Create Areas ▪ Move Equipment 
  • Installer - Operators:  Add Administrator ▪ Add Power User ▪ Add Standard 
  • Installer – General Options: Time Synchronization ▪ Enable Support for Alarm Popup Client® ▪ Optimize Download for Open PIC® Controllers 
  • User Schedules: Create a Schedule ▪ Priorities & Types ▪ Ignore Schedules ▪ Schedule Groups 
  • User – Alarms: Configure Alarm Popup Client ▪ Configure an Alarm to Utilize the Alarm Popup Client ▪ Simulate an Alarm ▪ Edit the Alarm Popup 
  • User - Trends: Create a Custom Trend 
  • User - Reports: Investigate Various Reports ▪ Add a Legacy Report 
  • AppLoader: Clip the AppController 
  • System Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot a Sabotaged System